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  • #61
    Re: DIY request thread

    I have installed free flow aftermarket exhaust for my Yamaha R15v1. I am feeling like my bike is pulling hard in high revs, but its performance gets depleted in low revs, In stock silencer my bike performs well in both high and low revs. In idel position RPM also moves below 1000. it goes to 1000 while cranking self, but after that it slowly moves to 600 RPM like that.... Any suggestions?

    Thank you Guys.

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    • #62
      Re: DIY request thread

      Originally posted by pradoartz View Post
      I have installed free flow aftermarket exhaust for my Yamaha R15v1. I am feeling like my bike is pulling hard in high revs, but its performance gets depleted in low revs, In stock silencer my bike performs well in both high and low revs. In idel position RPM also moves below 1000. it goes to 1000 while cranking self, but after that it slowly moves to 600 RPM like that.... Any suggestions?

      Thank you Guys.
      A free flow exhaust will tend to boost the power at high rpm power at the cost of low end.

      this is all scientific knowledge, and not practical experience, but installing a narrower exhaust header might allow you to regain some low end torque. Coupled with a free flow muffler after the header should ideally give you the best of both worlds, but there will be a bit of hit and trial involved
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      • #63
        Re: DIY request thread

        Thanks for the reply. But still i am not able to find what is "narrower exhaust header". Can u please post any images. I dont want any full post regards how to modify like that, just i need to look an image how narrower exhaust header is like? Please

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        • #64
          Re: DIY request thread

          Originally posted by pradoartz View Post
          Thanks for the reply. But still i am not able to find what is "narrower exhaust header". Can u please post any images. I dont want any full post regards how to modify like that, just i need to look an image how narrower exhaust header is like? Please
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          The 2 look slightly different, but these are exhaut headers.
          Look at the opening on the upper side of each pipe. That is the part that bolts onto the cylinder head.
          a narrower section here like the upper pipe should theoretically increase performance at low rpm.
          wider section (free flow) would boost top end

          at the other end of the pipe (right side) is where the muffler (welded or slip on) would fit
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          Monsoon Ride 2014: Bangalore - Coorg
          Monsoon Ride 2015: Gurgaon - Lansdowne
          Diwali Ride 2015: Gurgaon - Mana/Badrinath

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          Maruti Suzuki Dakshin Dare 2016

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          • #65
            Cam chain tension DIY method....

            Can anyone post DIY with some pics about cam chain or timing chain adjustment of any aircooled carbureted single cylinder motorcycle in home with proper tool kit.
            Thanks in advance.
            Regards
            Saikat

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            • #66
              Re: DIY request thread

              Can any one post DIY with pic of decat pulser 220 exhaust

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              • #67
                Re: DIY request thread

                Fz16 front fork oil seal replacement

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                • #68
                  Re: DIY request thread

                  Originally posted by liladhar View Post
                  Fz16 front fork oil seal replacement
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                  • #69
                    DIY drive chain adjustment for Royal Enfield Thunder Bird 350

                    Dear Moderators,

                    Hi am writing and pleading the members to help me and my fellow friends to help us do the DIY of drive chain adjustment of and only Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 - please don't include the drive chain adjustment of other Royal enfield which will not match with Thunderbird .

                    This thread would be helpful in near future for the owners of RE TB 350 as nowhere - neither in internet / youtube / xbhp / other motorcycle website the procedure has been shown Step by Step for the drive chain adjustment , in manual it is not shown clearly how to move the nut on both the side . So any help will bring lots of love towards this thread and the motorcycle .

                    Thank you !
                    Your's fellow bhpian,
                    Rohan Banerjeree
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                    • #70
                      Re: DIY request thread

                      I request for a DIY electric conversion of bikes and scooters here. It would be fun and some people might try it out too.

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                      • #71
                        Re: DIY request thread

                        Can anyone help me on how to fit an Anti-theft alarm in Hero Maestro Edge scooter? I need to know it urgently. Please help.

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                        • #72
                          Re: DIY request thread

                          Installing a Security System in Maestro Edge VX

                          Can anyone help on how to install a Security System in Maestro Edge VX? My showroom guys don't know about it. They asked me to go to the aftermarket shops, but I don't want to. I want to do it by myself. Please guide me with pics and in detail because I have never done it before. But, you know, everybody has a starting point. So, friends, please guide me on this. And if there be any problem I may face on Warranty, Insurance etc., please let me know about those also. I trust you XBHPians.

                          Warm regards.

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                          • #73
                            Re: DIY request thread

                            Originally posted by CarCrazy71 View Post
                            Installing a Security System in Maestro Edge VX

                            Can anyone help on how to install a Security System in Maestro Edge VX? My showroom guys don't know about it. They asked me to go to the aftermarket shops, but I don't want to. I want to do it by myself. Please guide me with pics and in detail because I have never done it before. But, you know, everybody has a starting point. So, friends, please guide me on this. And if there be any problem I may face on Warranty, Insurance etc., please let me know about those also. I trust you XBHPians.

                            Warm regards.
                            No reply?! :'( Please help me friends. I need it urgently.

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                            • #74
                              Re: DIY request thread

                              Originally posted by CarCrazy71 View Post
                              No reply?! :'( Please help me friends. I need it urgently.
                              Well I doubt anyone can spoon feed step by step, that too for your particular scooter model.
                              Don't do this by yourself if you don't have basic knowledge of your vehicle as well as electronics/electricals. In that case, take it aftermarket.

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                              • #75
                                Re: DIY request thread

                                Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
                                Well I doubt anyone can spoon feed step by step, that too for your particular scooter model.
                                Don't do this by yourself if you don't have basic knowledge of your vehicle as well as electronics/electricals. In that case, take it aftermarket.

                                P.S - YouTube is a good friend.
                                Thanks a lot for the reply. At least one person replied. You are right, no body wants to "spoon feed step by step", but you know, even geniuses had to learn something from someone when they started, and I am not a genius. So I need to learn more. I have many questions but seeing the response, I am thinking that no body will be interested here to answer those. Anyway, I thought XBHP might be the place where I could have some guidance. Well, people do wrong assumptions many times in their life. I am no exception. By the way, I am a photographer in passion (beside car, specially two wheelers) and a computer engineer by profession. When I teach someone about something, sometimes I spoon feed them and explain every step so that they can do it by themselves easily and without anyone's help and also help others. Thanks again for the reply.

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